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Aviation Week 1922-06-26 (1922)

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10,000 ft. and North to NE winds from 6000 ft. to the a continued puisuance of meteorology and constant develop- ®hle to speak EngiaL ground, a pilot could select currents to drift him to the St. The next day the balloon was moved. The return trip to ment of the present knowledge of the science.… … 46 deg. higher by 3000 ft. than our altitude. I knew then that it was a. in. when the Mississippi River was crossed just above the Lt. VomtlT. J. P. NoTfitH and Ckatf Rigger J. F. Shade in 11.46 P-M- Iroquois County. Altitude 300 to 3600 ft. Tem- to be our game to get higher up. We ipsc higher and…

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